UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
<!tafalogm
FOR TH~
S E S S I 0 N 18 5 6-7,
AND
ANNOUNCEMENT
FOR THE
S E S S I 0 N 18 5 7-8.
NASHVILLE, TENN.
18 57.
FELIX ROBERTSON, M.D.,
PRESIDENT OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
A. V. S. LINDSLEY, EsQ.,
S ecretarv and Treasurer.Hrs Exc'y ANDREW JOHNSON,
(Ex-officio.}-HoN. JOH"N BELL.
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FRANCIS
B.FOGG, EsQ JAMES OVERTON, M.D.
LEONARD P. CHEATHAM, EsQ.
THOMAS WASHINGTON, EsQ.
JOHN L. HADLEY, M.D.
HoN. WASHINGTON BARROW.
RETURN J. MEIGS, EsQ.
ROBERT H. McEWEN, Esq.
HoN. EDWIN H. EWING.
JOHN TRIMBLE, EsQ.
WILLIAM WILLIAMS, EsQ.
SAMUEL D. MORGAN, EsQ.
HoN. CHARLES READY.
HoN. ANDREW EWING.
RUSSELL HOUS'fON, EsQ.
ALEXANDillR ALLISON, EsQ.
C. K. WINSTON, M.D.
STERLING COCKRILL, Esq.
JACOB McGAVOCK, EsQ.
J.
M.LEA, EsQ.
W. T. BERRY, E sQ.
JA1VIES w. Mccmms, EsQ.
A. L. P. GREEN, D.D.
JAMES WOODS., EsQ.
R.
C. FOSTER, 3n. EsQ.
(l!i)
jrctnltu rrf ltlehi tine.
JOHN BERRIEN LINDSLEY, A.M:., M.D.,
CIIANCELLOR OF TilE UNIVERSITY.
THOMAS
R.JENNINGS, M.D.,
PTofessor of Anatomy.A. H. BUCHANAN, M.D.,
P1·ofessor of Phydology and S1trgical Anatomy.
J. BERRIEN LINDSLEY, M.D.,
P1·ofessor of Chemistry and Pharmacy.C.
K.WINSTON, M.D.,
Professor of Mate1·ia ~Medica and .Medical Jurisprudence.
PAUL F. EVE, M.D.,
Profeswr of Surge1y.JOHN
M.WATSON, M.D.,
P1·of(jssor of Obstetrics, and the Diseases of Women and Ghild1·en.
W.
K.BOWLING, M.D.,
Professor of the Institutes and Practice of .Medicine.
WILLIA~i
T. BRIGGS, M.D.,
.Adjunct Pmfessor and Demonstrator of .Anatomy.H. KROESCHEL,
Janitor.(iv)
~nnrrunwnmt far tge ~essirrn rrf 1S52-S.
MEDICINE is ta.ught ·in this Institution NINE rnonths annually. There will be two Sessions, but only one public Commencement, as they count for one Course. A Summer Session, commencing the first Monday of each April, continues four months, and is specially devoted to clinical instruc- tion, practical demonstration, and daily examinations. The regular Winter Session opens the first Monday of each November, and Commencement is held early in March following. Students may, however, be examined
· for the degree in July.
A Pnlirnina1·y Course of Lectures, free to all students, will be given by the Professors, commencing on the first Monday of October; and, at the same time, the Anatomical Rooms will be opened for students, under the supervision of the Professor of Anatomy. The facilities for the study of practical Anatomy are not surpassed anywhere. 'l'he ticket for Prac- tical Anatomy is obligatory one session, and it entitles the holder to the privileges of the dissecting-rooms for two winters.
The Tennessee State Hospital, under the direction of the Faculty, is open to the Class, free of charge; and a Clinique has been established in connection with the University, at which operations are performed, and cases prescribed for and lectured upon, in the presence of the Class.
The Candidate for the degree of Docto1· of Medicine must have attained the age of twenty-one years, and have been engaged in the study of medicine three years. He must have attended two full courses of Lec- tures in a regular and accredited School of l\Iedicine; the last of which, in this Institution. He must write an acceptable Thesis, and deposit it with the Dean on or before the first day of February, on some Medical subject of his own selection. He must, at the time of receiving the degree, acknowledge the right of the Faculty to revoke it, should he engage in irregular or unprofessional practices. .
F E E S . The Fees for a full Course of Lectures amount to l\Iatriculation F ee, (paid once only,) .
Practical Anatomy, (obligatory one session,) in any accredited Medical College
Graduation Fee
$105 00
5
00 10 0025
00 Fee for Summer Course, (credited on the regular winter fees,) . 50 00 Good board can be procured at $3 to $4 per week. Further informa- tion can be obtained by addressingPAUL F.
EVE,
M.D.(v) Dean of the Faculty.
THE SUMMER COURSE
of this department will commence on the first Monday in April next, (the 6th,) and continue four months.
Special attention will be given to Practical and Microscopic Anatomy, to Clinical Medicine and Surgery; and students will have aecess, free of charge, to the Lectures upon Geology and Natural History, in the Col- legiate Department, and it is expected, also, to Lectures on Botany, from a Professor now in Europe.
Daily Lectures, Examinations; and Demonstrations by the Professors.
SCHOOL FOR PRACTICAL CHEMISTRY.
A. E. ANSMAN, M.D.,
Professor of Analytical and Agricultural ChemistTy in the University of Na11hville.
This School has a large Laboratory in the Medical College building, which is fitted up with the necessary apparatus and reagents for instruc- tion in Practical Cheinistry.
A Course adapted to the wants of Medical Students is given during the Winter and Summer Sessions.
The Course embraces Elementary Practical Chemistry, Toxicology, Pharmacy, Analysis of Soils, Ores, Mineral-Waters, etc., etc.
Ticket for the Course, $10.
TE XT-BO 0 K S.
ANATOM:Y.-Sharpey and Quain, Horner, Wilson.
PHYSIOLOGY.-Carpenter, or Kirke and Paget.
PATHOLOGY.-Gross's, or .Jones' and Sievekings', Pathological Anatomy CHEl\IISTR.Y.-Graham, Regnault, Fownes, or Silliman.
MATERIA MEDICA.- Pereira, United States Dispensatory, Royle, Mitchell, or Dunglison.
SURGERY.-Miller's Principles, Erichsen, or Druitt's Modern Surgery.
0BSTETRICs.-Cazeaux, Dewees, Ramsbotham, Davis, Mejgs-Ashwell on Diseases of Females.
MEDICAL .JuRISPRUDENCE.-Taylor, or Beck.
PRACTICE OF MEDICINE.-Wood.
MICROSCOPIC ANATOMY.-Hassall, or Carpenter.
PHARMACY.-Parrish.
CATALOGUE OF STUDENTS, 1856-57.
NAMES, POST-OFFICE. PRECEPTOR.
Abernethy, Jones Cadwallader Bashi, Ala. W. H. Abernethy.
Alexander, Adam Rankin Allsboro', Ala. William C. Oross.
Alexander, Albert Gallitin Como, Miss. J. M. Royston.
Alexander, Hiram W. Bowling Green, Ky. J. S. Saunders.
Alexander, Robert David Green Castle, Ky. T. J. Jones.
Alford, Benjamin Michael, M.D. Green Hill* Uni. Nashville.
Allen, Columbus Wesobulga, Ala. R. C. Allen.
Allen, Joseph Farrar Whiteville Burford and White.
Alsup, Joseph Franklin, M.D. Providence Uni. Nashville.
Altom, John Barnett Clifton H. W. Hunter.
Anderson, John Richard Medon J . A. Hudson.
Anderson, Von Albade 'l'ullahoma T. A. Anderson.
Applewhite, Lewis Jasper Waynesboro', Geo. A. C. Hart:
Armstrong, David Hosack Athens, Miss. T. T. Armstrong.
Atkins, Samuel Haynes
Austin, John Booker Willow Grove T. W. Fitts.
Badger, Felix Armon Nashville
Baily, John Snow Hill, Ga. Williams.
Baker, Henry Williams, M.D. Erin, Ga. Uni. Nashville.
Barnes, William Carroll Irving College D. J. Barnes.
Barrow, ·william Bennet Bayofi Sara, La.
Bartlett, George Thomas Grand Falls, Mo. Walker.
Bartlett, Joseph
'V
arren Fidelity, Mo. G. T. Bartlett.Barton, Thomas Swinfield Readyville Armstrong & Dickens.
Bass, William J., M.D. Anderson Uni. Nashville.
• Tennessee, when no other State is named.
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CATALOGUE OF STUDENTS,1856-7.
NAliES. POST-OFFICE. PRECEPTOR.
Baxter, John Farmington B. W. Nowlin.
Beall, James Washington Hernando, Miss. W. K. Love.
Beckwith, Elijah Nashville T. R. Jennings.
Becton, Edwin Pinckney New Danville, Texas Hamilton & W endels Bell, Joel Thomas Red River J. R. Bailey.
Bell, Joseph Conway Belfast Haywood & Mitchell.
Bell, Marmaduke Charlotte J. F. Davis.
Bennett, John Dabney, Jr. Franklin P. H. Cook.
Bernard, Thomas H. Spring Garden, Ill J. N. Thurston.
Bidwell, Bell Girard Coopertown R. G. Glover.
Blackman, Felix Hays Nashville Dr. Blackman.
Black, Samuel Pope Murfreesboro' T. C. Black.
Blakemore, William Finley Fayetteville, Ark. W. H. Douglass.
Blanchard, M'Duffie Columbus, Ga. W. K. Bowling.
Bledsoe, Nathaniel Macon Chunnenugga, Ala. R. L. G. Bozeman.
Bogle, Joseph Mays Fairmount, Ga. S. M'Offee and Bogle.
Bone, Robert Donnell Douglass, Texas Sharp and M'Knight.
Borders, James Culberson Lagrange, Ga. J. W. Ashford.
Boyd, Richard S. Whiteville Burford and White.
Brannan, Pleasant Green Roanoke, Ala. J. H. Davis.
Briggs, James A., M.D. Bowling Green, Ky. Uni. Nashville.
Brittain, Benjamin Franklin Charleston Cal. Atchley.
Brock, William Eaton Trenton, Ga. H. Lindsay.
Brown, Joseph "\V arren Nashville T. R. Jennings.
Brown, S. Turner Nashville D. S. Smith.
Brown, Uriah Thomas Flynn's Lick J. A. Saddler.
Broyles, William Lowndes Sevierville George W. Foute.
Buchanan; John Henry, M.D. Lavergne Uni Nashville.
Buchanan, Robert Madison Camargo, Miss. T. F. Gullett.
"Buchanan, Thomas Brown Nashville A. H. Buchanan.
Bullitt, Cuthbert Calhoun, Ky. H. M. Bullett.
Bunch, Francis Marion, M.D. Ell Grove Uni. Nashville.
Burks, David Johnson, M.D. Nashville Uni. Louisville.
Caldwell, Samuel Houston Paris J. J. Matthewson.
Calhoun, Joel Lafayette, Ga. Dr. Calhoun.
C.tmeron, John W. Thomasville, Ga. R. J. Bruce.
CATALOGUE OF STUDENTS,
1856 -7 9
NAMES. POST .OFFICE. PRECEPTOR.
Carmak, Daniel W. Brentwood Uni. Nashville.
Carman, Ezra Ayres Newark, N. J, E. M. Hunt.
Carter, Nelson Strother ·winchester J. C. Shapard.
Chamberlain, Franklin Gray Pine Wood D. C. Chamberlain.
Cheatam, John L., M.D. Clarksville Uni. Nashville.
Childress, William H. Nashville W. K. Bowling.
Chiles, John W. Trenton, Ky. C. W. Bailey.
Chrisman, Williamson Franklin N olensville Joseph Nelson.
Clark, Birdsey Patterson Shelbyville Practitioner.
Clarke, John Fletcher Maysville, Ala. F. E. II. Steger.
Clements, Andrew Jackson Clementsville W. M. Clements.
Clements, William Montgomery Gainsboro' Uni. Louisville.
Cole, James Madison Norris Creek H. H. Rives.
Collins, Jeremiah New York City, N.Y. James II. Charlton.
Compton, Henry Maclin Fairfield, Texas Paul F. Eve.
Connor, William Edward Richmond, T~as J. S. Duval.
Cook, William Meridith Dover J . W. Smith.
Couch, Robert Weight Fairfield J . H. Morgan.
Cox, George Washington Cornersville F. H . Pugh.
Craighead, Robert Brown Cheekville J. W. King.
Crockett, Rufus Alphonso Brentwood John B. Crockett.
Crockett, Edwin R., M.D. Springfield Uni. Nashville.
Crocket, Wm. Whitmill Tennessee Charlotte D. R. Leech.
Crutcher, Theodore Pierce, M.D. Hurt' s X Roads Uni. Nashville.
Currey, George Washington Nashville Uni. Nashville.
Daniel, William Gustavus Independence, Texas P. F. Eve.
Davenport, Henry Slaughter Calhoun, Ga. Practitioner.
Davidson, Mathew Olopont St. Charles, Ark. A. B. Caldcleugh.
Davis, Joseph John Chapel Hill P. W. Davis.
Davis, Joseph Wallace, M.D. Smyrna U ni. Louisville.
Davis, Leonidas Starkville, Ga. J. B. Gilbert.
Davis, Nathaniel Fulton, Miss. A. J. -M'Williams.
Dawson, Reuben Kemper Santa Fe E. H. Wortham.
Day, Prior Lee Tazewell J. L. Easely.
Dickerson, William H. Bowling Green, Ky. J. A. Briggs.
Dill, James Madison Readyville John B. Armstrong.
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CATALOGUE OF STUDENTS,1856-7
NAMEe. POST·OFFICE.
Dinwiddie, Benjamin Franklin Lavinia
Dodd, Fountain Alexander Castalian Springs Dorris, William E. Ash Creek, Miss.
Douglass, James Marion Carlockville Dozier, John Calhoun Pontotoc, Miss.
Driver, J. Maclin Edgefield Dunavant, Alexander Hirny, M.D. Nashville
Duncan, Joseph Allen, M.D. Barnwell C. H., S.C.
Dunlap, David Spring Hill
Dnnn, Jacob Franklin Dupree, Elias Mitchell Dupree, Lewis Jarrell Durrett, George Washington East, Addison Alley, M.D.
Edwards, Charles Henry Edwards, William Wickliffe Elam, Thomas Jefferson Elliot, Parrish
Eve, George Twiggs Faris, William
Faucette, James Rufus Giles Ferrell, Hubbard Hugh Field, Charles Grandison Field, Thomas Granby Fielder, John Russel Finley, John B.
Finney, Edward Festus
Line Store, Miss.
Crosbyville, S. C.
Griffin, Ga.
Smithville, Miss.
Nashville Mitchellville Edstaboga, Ala.
Murfreesboro' Smithville, Miss.
Yarboro', Ga.
Rogersville Watsonville, N.C.
Caswell, Miss.
Covington Col urn bus, Miss.
Preston, Miss.
<;!sceola, Ark.
Providence, R. I.
PRECEPTOR.
Dr. Drake.
D. W. Mentlo.
T. P. Smith.
G. W. Robinson.
Dr. J. l\1. Dozier.
R. C. K. Martin.
Uni. Nashville.
Uni. Nashville.
George W. White.
J. A. Reid.
W. K. Bowling.
D. l\1. Williams.
A. S. Dowd.
Uni. Nashville.
Duncan and Moore.
C. G. Cunningham.
J. E. and R. S. WendeL E. Elliott.
Paul F. Eve.
Thomas A. Anderson.
E. F. Watson.
William M. Paine.
J. M. Sharp.
Lowndes & Lipscomb.
W. F. BarksdoJe.
William l\1. Finley.
P aul F. Eve and Wil- liam Coleman.
Fisher, Robert Lial Bethesda R. Buchanan.
Fiske, Theophilus Fite, James Leonidas Fitzgerald, Peter Fletcher Fletcher, John Swepson Flowers, Andrew Jackson
Sparta M. Y. Brockett.
Lebanon J. I-I. Lillard.
Grenada, Miss. Gillespie and Hughes.
Murfreesboro' John W. King.
Lawrenceville, Ga. William J. Russell.
CATALOGUE OF STUDENTS,
1856-7. 11
NAMES. POST-OFFlCE. PRECEPTOR.
Floya Ferguson H., M.D. Dy~rsburg J. S. White.
Ford, William Thomas Natchez, Miss. F. T. Ford.
Foster, John Milton Middleton W. l\L Hutton.
Freeman, Lewis S. Elkton I. J. Beaty.
Frost, Sterling Brown, M.D. Brentwood Uni. Nashville.
Gatlin, Alonzo Daralzo Okolona, Miss. W. M. Wheeler.
Gee, James Cowan Huntingdon
.
J. M. Bethell . Gibson, Richard Fennel, M.D. Moulton, Ala. U ni. Lexington.Gilbert, Franklin Monroe Ash Creek, Miss. J.P. Smith.
Gilbert, Jackson Marion Ash Creek, Miss. J.P. Smith.
Gilbert, Van Buren Gilbertsboro', Ala. Theo. Westmoreland.
Gillespie, Henry Allen Grenada, Miss. Gillespie and Hughes.
Glass, Joseph Francis Hamilton, Ga. E. C. Hood.
Glover, Charles Powell Fremont James A. White.
Godwin, Samuel Winn Santa Fe J. M. Vestal.
Goodlett, Milton L. Moulton, Ala. Talmon and Jennings.
Gordon, De Witt Clinton Brick Church R. G. P. White.
Gray, John Adams Pontotoc, Miss. John M. Dozier.
Green, Chiles M'Gee Hickory Plain, Ark. L. P. &D. W. Yandell.
Green, John Lewis Jackson John Chester.
Griffin, James Allen Murfreesboro' W. P. Coleman.
Griswell, William Christopher Lynchburg M. T. Griswell.
Gudger, Lorenzo PattOn Turkey Creek, N. C. M. W. Gudger.
Guill, John Hughes, ,M.D. Green I-Iill Uni. Nashville.
Gunn, Charles Hague Suffolk, Mass. Uni. Nashville.
Haggard, W. D,, M.D. Gallatin Jefferson Med. Col!.
Hallum, Lafayette Carthage A. H. King & Hallum.
Hammond, Paul Fitzsimons Beech Island, S. C. J. H. R. Cook.
Hamner, Lovick Pierce Fredonia, Ala. H. E. Hurst.
Harraway, William Rodgersville, Ala. James Kyle.
Harris, George Peete Whiteville Burford and White.
Harris, William Hume, M.D. Knubbin Ridge UJti. Nashville.
Harrison, James "William Castalian Springs
Harrison, William Archibald Athens, Ala. J. F. Sowell.
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CATALOGUE OF STUDENTS,1856-7.
NAMES.
Hart, James Ebenezer Haynes, William Andrew Hays, John Moore Hays, Washington Irving Heald, Joel A., M.D.
Henderson, Eugene Henley, John Wesley Herndon, John Bu~yan Herndon, Joseph Tandy Hibbits, David C., Jr.
Hicks, Josiah Young, M.D.
Hill, Jessie
Hill, William Vaughan Hodges, George Douglas Hoffman, John Richardson Ilogan, Samuel Mardis Holding, Rufus Holland, James Bird Holt, Joseph Addison Holt, William Irwin
POST-OFFICE.
Hampshire New York Athens, Ala.
Van Buren, Ala.
Elkton Murfreesboro' Shelbyville Keysburg, Ky:
Keysburg, Ky.
Lebanon Gordo, Ala.
Manchester Eaton
Fort Browder, Ala.
Athens, Ala.
Mardisville, Ala.
Lewisburg Smyrna Nashville New Hope, Ala.
PRECEPTOR.
Joel Leftwich.
J. F. Outlaw.
A. S. Horris.
Uni. Nashville.
Baskett and Avent.
R. A. Coldwell.
J. A. Hutcherson.
D. C. Hines and J.
Goodrum.
Thomas Norman.
U ni. New Orleans.
J. E. Rodes.
S. D. Givens.
J. W. Bledsoe.
Williamii. Yarbrough.
A. S. M'Alpin.
R. G. M'Lurc.
James Charlton.
J. E. Manlove.
J. B. Russell.
Horn, James Robert Rutherford New York J. T. Marable.
Housley, Martin H. Bowling Green, Ky. Briggs and Combs.
Houston, John Page, M.D. Oakland, Ala. Uni. Louisville.
Howell, Newton Jasper Howlett, James Stokeley
Newtonville, Ala.
Nashville Hoyte, Rev. James Wood Nashville Huddlestqn, Joseph Washington Cainsville Hughes, Brice Martin
Hughes, Francis Marion Hughes, James Albert Hutchings, James William Jack, Jeremiah Montgomery Jenkins, John Robert Jillson, Benjamin Cutler
Corinth, Miss.
Cleveland Pleasant Grove Franklin, Ky.
Duck Springs, Ala.
Haydns, Ala.
Lebanon
S. E. Bell.
R. F. W. Ramsey.
Paul F. Eve.
Gideon M. Alsup.
Morton and Cook.
G. B. Thompson.
W elb and Hughes.
T. B. Laru.
James Penn.
W. Leftwich.
J. H. Lillard.
CATALOGUE OF STUDENTS,
1856-7. 13
NA~IES. POS'l'.()FFICE.
Jobe, George Washington, M.D. Burnsville, N. C.
Johnson, John Oliver Shiloh Johnson, Seaborn ·wallace
Johnson, Sylvanus Baker Johnson, "William Lafayette Jones, Alfred
Jones, Ebenezer
Jones, George "\Vashington Jones, Henry Mtttthew Jones, Richard Harrison Jones, Richard Starkey Jones, Willi11m Francis Jones, W. F., M.D.
Josey, John Emanuel Kelley, Albert
Kelley, Marshall Dennis Kimbro, William T.
Kindel, Willi11m Clark, M.D.
Knott, J ohu Henry Larey, John Matthew Larkins, James Monroe, M.D.
Lea, William Isaac Lee, David Edward Lipford, Albert Thaddeus . Logan, Abner, M.D.
Manly, Caleb A.
Marshall, John L.
Martin, Robert Kennedy Martin, Samuel Cornelius Matlock, Gabriel Simpson, M.D.
Matthews, William L., M.D.
Mays, William Fergus
!.-!'Call, Joseph Williams
Buena Vista Green Castle, Ky.
Bowling Green, Ky.
Farmington Batesville, Ark.
Columbia Shiloh
Huntsville, Ala.
Selma, Ala.
Pontotoc, Miss.
Adamsville Starkville, Miss.
Swallow Bluff Cornersville Nollens Purdy
Mooresville, Miss.
Spring Bank, Ark.
Charlotte Jackson Blakeley, Ga.
Quincy, Fla.
Whitesburg, Ala.
Medon Franklin
Columbia
Campbell's Station Hickory Flat, Miss.
Columbia Marietta, Ga.
Roan's Creek
PRECEPTOR.
Uni. Nashville.
S. Sharp and P. H.
Mitchell.
T. E. Jordan.
T. J. Jones.
J. M. Goodwin.
Q. H. B. Fields.
A. Paine.
J. H. Sh11rber.
C. '1'. Love.
Newman & Robinson D. Fair.
Cain and Fontaine.
Uni. Nashville.
J. W. Calwell.
L. Kelley.
F. II. Pugh.
W. Clark.
Uni. Louisville.
Jame$ M. Key.
J. A. Whetstone.
Uni. Louisville.
R. Fenner.
Lee and Vann.
J. L. Shields .
D. D. Newbern.
Professor Winston.
R. C. K. Martin.
J. W. M'Knutt.
Uni. '1'runsylvania.
Uni. Nashville.
J. F. Groves.
Henry M'Call.
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CATALOGUE 01;' STUDENTS,1856-7.
NAMES.
M'Carroll, James M'Cluskey, James Samuel M'Cord, David Blackburn M'Cullough, Allen Posey M'Ewen, James Woods, M.D.
M'Ewen, John James M'Fall, Answille Henderson M'Garity, Abner Embry M'Kenney, Rane
POST-OFFICE.
Spring Hill Mount Ilope, Ala.
Dodsonville, Ala.
Murfreesboro' Nashville Nashville Centreville, Texas Bowden, Ga.
Fayetteville M'Knight, Augustus Washington* Lewis burg M'Murry, George Wesley Charlotte Meacham, Andrew Jackson
Meador, Cincinnatus V.
Means, William Patton Meriwether, Robert Thomas
~iller, George Henry Miller, Nathan Miller, Newton Cannon Mills, William Bishop
· Minchen, Edward Cook
Fremont Nashville Cotton Gin, Texas.
Tuscaloosa, Ala.
Nashville Oakville, Ala.
Christiana Barton's Creek Nashville
'
PRECEPTOR.
J. W. Sharber.
A. D. M'Cord.
H. G. Blanton.
L. W. Knight.
Uni. Nashville.
J. W. M'Ewen.
Practitioner.
Westbrook and Shack·
elford.
S. M. M. Elroy.
J.D. Johnson.
J. M. Larkins.
J. A. White.
J. W. Morton.
T. L. C. Means.
R. Searcy.
T. L. Maddin.
R. F. Gibson.
William Whitson.
E. W. Cunningham.
Dublin Apothecary's Hall.
Mitchell, James Lewis Cottonwood Point, Mo. Richard son an d Mitchell, James Mar'k ·
Molloy, Adam Clarke Montague, Philip Latane
Trenton Caledonia, Miss.
Nashville
M'Gaughey.
Sharp and Mitchell.
James B. Morton.
J. Compton.
Montgomery, William Chandler Montgo!fiery
w.
w·assou.Moore, Francis M'Farland 'Summerville, Ga. Surry anu Rudicit.
R. Foster.
Moore, James Alexander Moore, Hiram Mitchell Moore, Thomas Solon Morris, Thomas Erwin
Marion, Ala.
Mitchellsville Houston, Miller's Box,
William P. Moore
Texas J. L. Hill.
Lockhart'sStore,Miss.C. 1rV. Beaumont.
*Deceased on the 25th of January, 1857, of typhoia fever
CATALOGUE OF STUDENTS,
1856-7, 15
NAMES.
Morton, Rufus Hendrix Morton, William Ulysses Mullen, Charles Hope Murfree, James Brickell Murray, Stewart Frank Nash, Albert Newton Neely, John Steele
POST-OFFICE.
Bell Buckle Enon, Ala.
Nashville Murfreesboro' Sparta
Starkville, Miss.
Shelbyville Newsom, Marshall Martin, M.D. Fairfield Nichols, William Perry White Oak Owen, David Franklin
Owen, Richard
Starkville, Miss.
Nashville Padgett, Andrew Andrews, M.D. Hornersville, Mo.
Parker, Edward T., Jr. New Hope, Ala.
Parker, Lucius Oren Parks, Albert Henderson Patillo, Charles Thomas Payne, John Booker Perdue, James Yancy Perkins, Newton Cannon Perry, James Franklin Pettus, David Green Petway, Robert Gordon Phillips, James Henry Phillips, Peter Sanford Pierce, William Hartwell Pitts, Ananias
Porter, Robert Edwin Porte~·, Samuel Smith Powell, Gustivus Powell, Thomas Kerney Pritchett, John Williams Proctor, George B.
Prout, 'William Henry Provin, John
·w
esterfieldNew Lexington, Ala.
Lynchburg Whitesville, Ga.
Enon College Lockport Franklin Gallatin Pettusville, Ala.
Nashville Grantville, Ga.
Clopton, Ala.
Enon College Pulaski Ingleside, Ky.
Nashville Morristown Dancyville Paris
South Union, Ky.
Tuscumbia, Ala.
Big Spring
PRECEPTOR.
S. Bowling.
Banks and Jernigan.
C. K. Winston.
J. E. & R. S. Wendel.
A. Johnson.
J. M. Rogers.
R. A. Coldwell.
Uni. Nashville.
J. W. Lewis.
William H. Merrinar.
W.
K. Bowling.Uni. Nashville.
J. W. Tennel.
J. R. Smith.
A. L. Parks.
J. M. IIatchetz.
T. W. Fitts.
Dr. Saunders.
C. C. Crump.
B. F. Moody.
T. C. Pettus.
A. A. Hatcher, J. S. Phillips.
Dickinson & M'Swain.
Westmoreland.
S. J. Jones.
T. R. Jennings.
William R. Dulauey.
Burford and White.
E.
•r.
& C. C. Taliaferro.John Patterson.
R. T. Abernethy.
S. B. F. Bass.
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CATALOGUE OF S}.'UDENTS,1856-7.
NAMES.
Ragsdale, James Dedcon Ralston, Gilbert Washington Ralston, James Reid Rawls, Jabez Pleiatus Read, Hubbard Saunders Read, James Madison Rich, Thomas Wilburn Richardson, David Mason Richardson, William Temple,
'M.D.
Richmond, Dn,niel Alexander Rives, George Washington Robb, William Dn,vid, M.D.
Robertson, Jeffertson H.
Roby, Edward Pendleton Roddy, Thomas Hail Rollings, Robert Henry, M.D.
Rucker, John Frank Russell, James Rodgers Russell, Joseph Thomt1B Russell, Robert Morrow Russwurm, Samuel C.
Salmon, Ezekiel Young Sanford, James Robert Satterfield, Benjamin Marion Sayers, Robert Baldwin Scales, Samuel W.
S?ott, Benjamin Bell Scott, William John
POST-OFFICE. PRECEPTOR.
Santa Fe E. H. W orthn,m.
Smyrna J. W. Davis.
Nashville T. R. Jennings.
Central Institute, Ala. Dr. Elliott.
Hendersonville S. A. Graham.
Middle Ridge, Ga. A. G. Hulsey.
Round top J. A. Fuson.
Dyersburg S. Richardson.
Smyrna Uni. Nashville.
Huddleston X Roads J. B. Richmond.
Nashville Scottville, Ky.
W esobulga, Ala.
Ilearnsville, Ga.
Long Savn,nnah Hendersonville Murfreesboro' Ringgold, Ga.
Oak Bowery, Ala.
Van Buren, Ala.
Jefferson
Forest Home, Texas Covington
Hartsville Franklin Triune
Greensburg, Ky.
Marion, Ala.
W. C. Blackman.
Uni. Nashville.
F. M. Ferrell.
C. N. Horne.
John L. Yarnell.
Nashville Med. Coll.
T. S. Smith.
John E. Park.
~r. R. Russell.
A. J. Vann.
J. A. Ridley.
G. H. Salmon.
L. Hill.
Joseph R. Crenshaw.
J. B. Crockett.
S~uel Webb.
B. T. Mal'shall n,nd T.
P. Hodges.
R. Foster.
Senter, ·william Drewry liauna's J. H. Johnson.
Shackelford, Mordecai Alexander Esom Hill, Ga.
Sha1;1non, R. M., M.D.
Shaw, Henry, M.D.
Sherrill, Robert Amzi
Triune Shaw's Store Montezuma
W. C. Walker.
Uni. Pennsylvania.
Uni. PEl_nnsylvania.
J. F. Sherrill.
CATALOGUE OF STUDENTS,
1856-7. 17
N.AMES.
Shute, Abram De Moss Siddons, William M.
Sims, Elisha Martin Sims, Philander Davis, M.D.
Simmons, Caswell
POllT-OFFIOE.
Nashville Mobile, Ala.
Winchester Chattanooga Salisbury
PRECEPTOR.
T. R. Jennings.
S. Davis.
Wallace Estill.
Uni. Nashville.
William Jonee and N.
H. Dunlap.
Simmons, George M'Intosh Troup Oak Bowery, Ala. Barnett.
Sizemore, Rufus Hicks Charlotte J. M. Larkins.
W. H. Dauiel:
Slayden, William Martial Williamsville Small, Henry James
Smith, Basler Brown Smith, Edwin Ball Smith, George W.
Smith, John Archibald Smith, William Spotswood Stanford, William Jonathan Stanley, Wright Augustus Steger, J. C. W.
Stephens, James Ballam Stevenson, Elam Augustus Stewart, Oscar Wilkerson Stovall, Peter Benton Stubbins, Samuel Barclay Sullivan, James Henry Taliaferro, Mark Hardin . Talley, Hamilton M'Duffie
Temple, William Preston Templeton, James Baker Thomas, James
'fhompson, John 'Vesley;
Thomasson, James M'Daniel Tillman, S. S.
Tomkins, William Rufus Torrence, William Matthews Trammell, Joseph Dunlap
2
Middleton, Miss.
Larkinville, Ala.
Franklin Nashville Syllacogga, Ala.
Chattanooga
Dr. Wm. W. Liddell.
W. M. Bonner.
P. H. Cook.
W. L. Nichol.
W. Patterson.
M. Smith.
Lawrenceville, Ala. Crawford and Bowell.
Franklin P. H. Cook.
Maysville, Ala. F. E. H. Steger.
Shiloh, Ky. J. 0. Sharber.
Elkton Mason.
Spring Hill, Ark. Dr. Hobson.
Harrisburg, Miss. Stovall & Stephenson.
Bowling Green, Ky. Briggs and Morton.
Williamsville W. A. Moody.
Louden . J. Oliphant.
Jonesboro', Ga. J. W. Talley.
Fosterville P. Frazer.
Sail Creek John Royal.
Nashville
Washington J. Royal.
Madisonville J. B. M'ConnelL Florence, Ala. E. M' Alexander.
Huntsville, Texas Keenan and Rentfro.
Oakville, Ala. J. B. Williams.
Greenville, Ga. Paul F. Eve.
I
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CATALOGUE OF STUDENTS,1856-7.
NA>\IES.
Trevathan, Henry Harrison Trotter, Tillman Richard Turner, George Thomas 'rurner, William Ambrose Turner, William Marshall Turney, Hopkins L., Jr.
Underwood, Joseph Ussery, B. W., M.D.
Vaughn, David Ashley Vaughan, Henry Blanton Vaughan, John Winston Vernon, Miles Hicks Vernon, Samuel Milton Walker, Joseph
A:
Walker, U. G. Mitchell Walker, William Roadman Warnock, Robert Adams
POST-OFFICE.
Paris
Hay's Creek, Miss.
Decatur, Ga.
Nashville Holt's Corner
"\Vinchester V alleystore, Ga.
. Clarksville Murfreesboro' Laguardo Lexington, Mo.
Medon
Columbus, Miss.
Columbia Cahaba, Ala.
Tahlequah, Cherokee
PRECEP'I'OR.
E. T. &C. C. Taliaferro.
J. D. Trotter.
E. N. Calhoun.
A. Graham.
J. M. Watson.
Wallace Estill.
Joseph Underwood . Uni. Pennsylvania..
S. B. Bowles.
F. I-I. Gordon.
John Vaughan.
Uni. Nashville.
Practitioner.
John P. Spindle.
H. A. Bignon.
Nation. J. P. Evans.
Morgan, Ga. Simms and Gullett . . Waterfield, Alexander Patterson Murray, Ky. T. P. Humphries.
C. Edmondson.
Waters, Mark Smith Bethel
Watt, William Irwin New Hope, Ala: J. B. Russell.
W edgworth, Middleton Welb, John Wesley Fletcher Welch, William Myers Wells, Robert
H ollow Square, Ala. J. B. Gresham.
Liberty, Miss. J. D. Caulfield.
Bolivar Pulaski Westbrook, John Madison RichardDanville, Ga.
Westbrook, Pat1·ick Henry Wethers, Jacob Palmer Whitson, Harmon Hiland Whitthorne, Andrew Jackson Wilkins, Fabius M.
Wilkinson, James Franklin Wilkinson, John Francis Williams, Joel Hubble
Starkville, Miss.
Summerville, Ga.
Laguardo Bellmonte Totten's Wells Oak Bowery, Ala.
Nashville Maryville
John N. Moring.
T. J. Critenden.
M. L. Barron.
J. M. Rogers.
Scurry and Rudicil.
Cowan and Vaughan.
G. M. Whitthorne.
William Marr.
M. C. Wilkinson.
W. K. Bowling.
J. Stone.
CATALOGUE OF STUDENTS1
1856--7, tv
NAMES. POST-OFFICE. PRECEPTOR.
Williams, Robert Nichols Nashville Williamson, James M. Trenton, Ky . .
T. R. Jennings.
C. W. Bailey.
Uni. Nashville.
J .. L. Thompeon.
G. A. Wilson.
Paul
F. Eve.
Winstead, Harrison Whitfield,M.D .Nolensville Wilson, James Barnett
Wilson, Le Grand James Winston, Jesse ~iene
Wisdom, Landon Coke Witherspoon, Elias Boudinot W oldridge, Andrew Jackson Wood, Benjamin Saffarrans Woodson, Thomas U.
W oodstm, Miller A.
Woodward, William Ward Wooldridge, Madison Brasher Wooldridge, Wilson Wayne Wooley, Robert Boyle Woolfolk, Julian Rupert Wooten, David Doug!ass Wright, Thomas .Augustus Wright, William Alexander Wright, William Andrew
Rome
Wall Hill, Miss.
Valley Head, Ala.
Wisdom's Store, Ga. -Centre and Stephens.
Smithville, Miss. .A, S. Dowd.
Franklin Trenton, Ky.
Hanna's Perry, Ga.
J. W. Morton.
Runyan & Dickinson.
Uni. Louisville.
C. T. Woodson.
New Lexington, Ala. Smith and Land.
Williams P. 0., Ky. P. J. Bailey.
Williams P. 0 ., Ky. T. A. Yarrell.
Kilmichael, Miss.
Cotton Grove Carthage Berkley, Ala.
Greenville, Ala,.
Boon's Hill
H . P. Turner and P.
S. Boon.
B. W oolfollt.
A. H. King.
A. G. Pickens, U. H. Cook.
T. Porter.
Yarbr:ough, John Murray Holland Shelbyville R. A. Coldwell.
M. W . .Armstrong.
J. D. Johnson.
Yoe, James Monroe Yowell, Joel Elijah
Hillsboro', Texas Lewisburg
20
CATALOGUE OF STUDENTS,1856-7.
Tennessee, • Alabama., Mississippi, Georgia., • Kentucky, Texas, Arkansas, Missouri, . North Carolina, South Carolina.,
• Louisiana., • Rhode Island, Illinois, New York, Cherokee N a.tion, Massachusetts, Florida., New Jersey,
' Total,
SUMMARY.
RECAPITULATION OF THE SIX SESSIONS.
l!ATRICULANTS.
.
GRADUATES •First Session,
. 121
First Session, Second Session,152
Second Session, Third Session,. 220
Third Session, Fourth Session,294
Fourth Session, Fifth Session,• 339
Fifth Session,..
Sixth Session, .
419
Sixth Session, •Total, •
. -- 1545
Total,..
• 225
59 41 34 23
11 7 5 3 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1419
33 36
7193
. 137 85
455
CATALOGUE OF GRADUATES1
1856-7. 21
CATALOGUE OF GRADUATES. 1857.
NA:M:E. STATE.
Alexander, A. G., Mississippi, Alexander, A. R., Alabama, Alexander, H. W., Kentucky, Alexander, R. D.,
Bartlett, G. T., Baxter, John, Becton, E. P., Beckwith, Elijah, Bennett, J. D.,jun., Bernard, T. H., Blanchard, McD., Bledsoe, N. M., Bogle, J. M., Brown, J. W., Broyles, W. L., Childress, W. H., Chiles, J. W., Chrisman, W. F., Clark, B. P., Compton,* H. M., Couch, R. W., Cox, G. W.,
Kentucky, Missouri, Tennessee, Texas, Tennessee, Tennessee, Illinois, Georgia, Alabama, Georgia, Tennessee, Tennessee, Tennessee, Kentucky, Tennessee, Tennessee, Texas, Tennessee, Tennessee,
THESIS.
Spinal Irritation.
Ectrosis.
Treatment of Inflammation of the Neck of the Uterus.
The Lateral Operation of Lithotomy.
Typhoid Fever.
Malaria.
The Symptoms and Differential Diag- nosis of the Greater Exanthemata.
The Human Integument.
Typhoid Fever.
Pneumonia.
Hernia-Simple, Complete, Inguinal.
Puerperal Fever.
Cold Water, as an, Auxiliary in the Treatment of Diseases.
Abortion.
Life of a Physician.
Typhoid Fever.
Pneumonia.
Pathology of Fever in General.
Nitrate of Silver as a Remedial Agent.
Physiology of Menstruation.
Acute Hepatitis.
Anatomy and Physiology of the Kid·
neys.
* Valedictorian.
22
CATALOGUE OF GRADUATES,1856-7.
NAME.
Crockett, R. A., Daniel, W. G., Davenport, H. S., Davis, J. J., Driver, J. M.
Dupree, E. M., Edwards, C. H., Edwards, W. W., Faris, William, Faucette, J. R. G., Field, C. G., Finney, E. F., Gilbert, Van Buren, Green, C. M.
GriffiQ.,
J . .A.,
Gudger,L.
P., Haraway, W. E., Harrison, W. A., Hayes, J. M., Haynes, W. A., Holt, J . A., Holt, W.I.,
Horn, J. R. R., Howlett, J. S., Hoyte, J. W., Huddleston, J. W., Hughes, B. M., Hughes, F. M., Jenkins, J. R., Jillson, B. C., Johnson, S. B., Johnson, S. W., Jones, Ebenezer, Jones, H. M.,STATE.
Tennessee, Texas, Georgia, Tennessee,
Iodinium.
Pneumonia.
Malaria.
THESIS.
Nreva Materna.
Tennessee, Delirium Tremens.
South Carolina, Anasarca.
Tennessee, Amenorrhcea.
Alabama, Uterine Hemorrhage.
Tennessee, Milk Sickness.
North Carolina, Puerperal Fever.
Te111lessee, ):thode Island,
Acute Rheumatism.
Surgical Cases presented to the Class, Session 1856-7.
Alabama, Hemorrhagia Uterina.
Arkansas, Acute Rheumatism.
Tennesse.e, Physical Education.
North Carolina, Cholera Infantum.
Al~bama, Typhoid Colo-Rectitis.
Alabama, Alabama, Tennessee, Tennessee, Alabama, Tennessee, Tennessee, Tennessee, Tennessee, Mississippi, Tennessee, Alabama, Tennessee, Kentucky, Tennessee, Arkansas, Tennessee,
Veratrum Viride.
Menstruation.
Malaria.
Dysente,ry.
Pneumonia.
Specifics in Medicine.
Puerperal Peritonitis.
Hernia.
Enteric, or Typhoid Fever.
•
Puerperal Fever.
Typhoid Fever, Mania-a-Potu.
The Phenomena of Vision.
Signs of Pregnancy.
Enteric Fever.
Remittent Fever.
Discrimination in the Practice of Medi cine.
CATALOGUE OF GRADUATES,
1856-7. 23
NHIE. S~l'ATE. THESIS.
Kindel, W. C., Tennessee, M.D.
Kelley, M. D., Tennessee, The Anatomy of the Liver.
Knott, J. H., Mississippi, Asthma.
Larey, J. M., Arkansas, Pneumonia.
Larkins, J. M., Tennessee, M.D.
Lee, D. E., Georgia, Typhoid Fever.
Lipford, A. T., Florida, Inflammation.
Manly, C. A., Tennessee, Erysipelas.
Marshall, J. L., Tennessee, Dysentery.
Mayes, W. F., Georgia, Gonorrhcea.
McCall, J. W., Tennessee, Small-Pox, or Variola.
McCord, D. B., Alabama, Symptoms of Typhoid Pneumonia.
McCullough, A. P., Tennessee, Inflammation.
Miles,* J. L., Alabama, Paralysis of the Third Pair of Nerves, consecutive to Neuralgia of the Fifth Pair.
Miller, G. H., Tennessee, Dysentery per se.
Miller, N. C., Tennessee, The Diversity of the Human Species.
Miller, Nathan, Alabama, The Blood.
Mills, W. B., 1'ennessee, Signs of Pregnancy.
Mitchell, J. L., Missouri, Malaria.
Molloy, A. C., Mississippi, Bilious Fever.
Montgomery, W. C., Tennessee, Opium.
Moore, II. M., Tennessee, Typhoid Fever.
Morris, T. E., Mississippi, Acute Dysentery.
Owen, D. F., Tennessee, Pathology of the Joints.
Owen, Richard, Tennessee, The Influence of Soil and Climate on Man.
Parker, E. T., Jun., Alabama, Neuralgia.
Parker, L. 0., Alabama, The Influence of the Imagination upon the Feet us in Utero.
Patillo, C. T., Georgia, Sleep.
Perkins, N. C., Tennessee, The Anatomy and Physiology of the Liver.
'"Graduated July, 1856.
24 CATALOGUE OF GRADUATES,
1856-7.
NAME.
Petway, R. G., Perry, J. F., Pierce, W. H., Porter, S. S., Powell, Gustivus, Pritchett, J. W., Procter, G. B., Prout, W. H., Ralston, G. W., Ralston, J. R., Read, J. M., Richardson, D. M., Rives, G. W., Roddy, T. H., Rucker, J. F., Russell, J. R., Russwurm, S. C., Sanford, J. R., Scott, B. B., Senter, W. D., Shackleford, M. A., Shaw, Henry, Sizemore, R. H., Small, H. J ., Smith, B. B., Steger, J. C. W., Stevens, J. B., Stewart, 0. W., Stovall, P. B., Taliaferro, M. H., Thomasson, J. M., Trammell, J. D., Trevathan, H. H., Turner, G. T.,
STATE.
Tennessee, Tennessee, Tennessee, Tennessee, Tennessee, Tennessee, Kentucky, Alabama, Tennessee, Tennessee, Georgia, Tennessee, Tennessee, Tennessee, Tennessee, Georgia, Tennessee, Tennessee, Kentucky, Tennessee, Georgia, Tennessee, Tennessee, Mississippi, Alabama, Alabama, Kentucky, Arkansas, Mississippi, Tennessee, Tennessee, Georgia, Tennessee, Georgia,
THESIS.
Death by Hanging.
The Quack.
Adult Circulation, Physiologically con·
sidered.
The Roller Bandage.
Congestive Fever.
Typhoid Fever.
Menorrhagia.
Pneumonia, per se.
The Circulation.
Inflammation.
Intermittent Fever.
Phthisis Pulmonalia.
Death.
Scarlatina.
Dysentery, as it appears in its three Pathological Aspects.
Intermitting Fever.
Hysteria.
Intermittent Fever.
Typhoid Fever.
Stomatitis Materna.
Gossypium.
M.D.
Pneumonia.
Amenorrhcea.
What of Theory!
The Portio dum, or Facial Nerve.
Puerperal Fever, Pulmonitis.
Acute Dysentery.
Indigestion, or Dyspepsia.
Typhoid Fever.
Colo-Recti tis.
Acute Peritonitis.
The JE~iology of Malaria.
CATALOGUE OF GRADUATES,
1856-7. 25
NAME.
Turner,
·w.
A., Turner, W. M.,~L'm·rence, W. M., Underwood, Joseph, Vaughn, D. A., Vaughan, II. B., Walker, U. G. M.,
·warnock, R. A., Waters, M.S., Wells, Robert, Whitson, II. II.,
STATE.
Tennessee, Tennessee, Alabama, Georgia, Tennessee, Tennessee, Alabama, Georgia, Tennessee, Tennessee, Tennessee, Westbrook, J. M. R., Georgia, Williams, R. N.,
Williamson, J. W., Wood, B.S., Wooldridge, M. B., Wright, T. A., Wright, W. A.,
Total, 137.
•rennessee, Kentucky, Kentucky, Kentucky,
Alab::~ma,
Alabama,
THESIS.
Rubeola.
Foetal Circulation.
Inflamm::~tion.
Bilious Remittent Fever.
Cancer.
A few reported Cases of Uterine Hem- orrhage.
The Physician.
Dysentery.
Hepatitis.
Alcohol.
Intemperance as a Cause of Disease.
Copulation Productive of Abortion.
Scarlatina.
Man, Anatomic::~lly and Physiologi- cally considered.
Cynanche Trachealis.
The Medical Student.
Chloroformization in Midwifery.
Inflammation.
\
UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE.
COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT.
matsftrn lltilifar~ ~nsfifuft.
THE ANNUAL SEssiON of this College is divided into two Terms of Twenty 'Veeks each, without intervening ~ecess. The FirMt Term commences on the First Monday in September, and the Second Term on the Fourth Monday in February.
In the regular Collegiate Course, the ancient reputtttion of the University for sound scholarship and classicttl learning will be maintained. A parallel Course of Science is established, in which students are graduated as Bachelors of Science; or they may select a course including Modern Languages, Mathe- matics, Civil Engineering, English Literature, etc., and receive certificates of proficiency. A Preparatory School is attached, in which boys are thoroughly trained.
By the aid of Military Discipline, effective government is established, and health, physical culture, good order, and industrious habits are promoted.
The best efforts of the Faculty and Trustees are pledged to make the College meet the wants of the South.
Tuition, Boarding, Washing, Fuel, Rooms, Servants' Attendance, and use of Arms, Furniture, Towels, and Bedding-each Cadet to supply himself with candles and one pair of good blankets-$100 per term. Surgeon's Fee and Medicine, $5 per term of twenty weeks.
Engineering, French, Spanish, German, Drawing, Book-keeping, and Fenc- ing, each $10 per term of twenty weeks. Students are required to keep their expenditures within mode~:ate limits, extravagance in this respect being suffi- cient cause for dismissal from the College.
For further information apply to B. R. JOHNSON, March, 1857.
Superintendent.
